Week Four Quizs

Migration

• The process of moving to a new country for work.

• The movement of people from one place to another to live.

• A method of transportation for goods.

• A seasonal movement of animals from one habitat to another.

Culture

• The beliefs, customs, language, and traditions of a group of people.

• A type of food that is popular in a specific region.

• A style of music that originated in the 20th century.

• A form of government that emphasizes individual rights.

Paleolithic Age

• A period characterized by the use of metal tools and agriculture.

• The Old Stone Age, when humans hunted and gathered food and used simple stone tools.

• A time when humans lived in permanent settlements and practiced farming.

• The Middle Stone Age, marked by the development of pottery and weaving.

Nomads

• People who settle in one place permanently.

• People who move from place to place in search of food and shelter.

• People who live in urban areas and work in offices.

• People who travel for leisure and tourism.

Homo Sapiens

• Modern humans who appeared around 300,000 years ago and are the only surviving species of the human family.

• An extinct species of early humans that lived in Africa.

• A type of ancient primate known for its large brain size.

• A species of hominids that primarily used tools made of stone.

• Neolithic Age

• A period known as the 'Old Stone Age' characterized by hunting and gathering.

• Also called the 'New Stone Age,' this period began around 10,000 years ago when people started farming, living in permanent villages, and making better tools.

• A time when people primarily used bronze tools and lived in nomadic tribes.

• The era marked by the invention of writing and the establishment of city-states.

Homo Erectus

• Known as 'upright man' who walked fully upright and used fire.

• A species that lived exclusively in Africa.

• The first humans to invent agriculture.

• A type of ancient primate that could not walk upright.

Homo Habilis

• A species of modern humans that emerged 200,000 years ago

• An early hominin known as 'handy man' for making stone tools

• A type of Neanderthal that lived in Europe

• A prehistoric animal that lived alongside early humans

Hominin

• A member of the human family that includes modern humans and our early ancestors who walked on two legs.

• A type of primate that primarily lives in trees and has a prehensile tail.

• A species of large mammals that are known for their migratory patterns and social behavior.

• An extinct group of reptiles that lived during the Mesozoic era.

Agriculture

• The practice of growing crops and raising animals for food, clothing, and other human needs. It allowed people to settle in one place instead of hunting and gathering.

• A method of hunting and gathering food in the wild.

• A system of trade and barter for agricultural products.

• The use of technology to enhance crop production.